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Code | Subject Name | Cr. Hr. | Teaching Hr. | T/P |
|---|---|---|---|---|
MCM 501 | Fundamentals of Crisis & Disaster Management | 3 | 48 | T |
MCM 502 | Law, Institutions, Governance, & Geopolitics | 3 | 48 | T |
MCM 503 | GIS & ICT in Crisis Management | 3 | 48 | P |
MCM 504 | Geological & Hydrological Hazards | 3 | 48 | T |
MCM 505 | Research Methodology & Academic Writing | 3 | 48 | T |
Code | Subject Name | Cr. Hr. | Teaching Hr. | T/P |
|---|---|---|---|---|
MCM 551 | Public Health Emergency and Response | 3 | 48 | T |
MCM 552 | Quantitative and Qualitative Data Analysis | 3 | 48 | P |
MCM 553 | First-Aid, Psychosocial Care, & Community Preparedness | 3 | 48 | P |
MCM 554 | Environment, Climate Change, & Sustainable Development | 3 | 48 | T |
MCM 555 | Economics of Disaster | 3 | 48 | T |
Code | Subject Name | Cr. Hr. | Teaching Hr. | T/P |
|---|---|---|---|---|
MCM 601 | Crisis Communication and Conflict Management | 3 | 48 | P |
MCM 602 | Leadership, Innovation, & Critical Thinking | 3 | 48 | P |
MCM 603 | Humanitarian Assistance | 3 | 48 | T |
MCM 604 | Emotional Intelligence & Negotiation Skills | 3 | 48 | P |
MCM 605 | Human Dimensions in Disaster | 3 | 48 | T |
Code | Subject Name | Cr. Hr. | Teaching Hr. | T/P |
|---|---|---|---|---|
MCM 651 | Organizational Crisis Management | 3 | 48 | T |
MCM 652 | Internship-Capstone Project | 3 | 48 | P |
MCM 653 | Research Seminar & Disaster Policy Lab | 3 | 48 | P |
MCM 654 | Grant Proposal Writing and Project Management | 3 | 48 | P |
MCM 655 | Thesis | 6 | - | - |
Total Semester Credits: 63
Total Teaching Hours: 1008 Hours
T = Theory Course, P = Practical Course
Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Officer
Emergency Response Coordinator
Crisis Communication Specialist
NGO/INGO Humanitarian Officer
Security and Risk Analyst
Public Safety Manager
Crisis Management Consultant
Policy Advisor (Disaster & Emergency Planning)
Project Manager in Disaster Relief Programs
Academic/Researcher in Disaster & Crisis Studies
The Master of Arts in Crisis Management Studies (MCM) is a comprehensive and multidisciplinary program that aims to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and leadership characteristics required to face the complex problems of crises and catastrophes. This curriculum combines academic underpinnings with practical applications, preparing graduates to successfully assess, manage, and mitigate crises and disasters. By blending concepts from public health, environmental science, earth sciences, sociology, law, and technology, the curriculum develops a comprehensive knowledge of crisis management that is both unique and practical.
The program’s core objectives are centered on providing students with a deep understanding of the theories and principles underpinning crisis and disaster studies, while also equipping them with practical skills in crisis management. Students will gain proficiency in utilizing advanced technologies such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), remote sensing, and other Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) to enhance decision-making and response strategies.
Additionally, the curriculum emphasizes the development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills, enabling students to assess crises from multiple perspectives and devise innovative solutions. Leadership and communication skills are also a key focus, ensuring that graduates can effectively lead teams, engage with diverse stakeholders, and disseminate critical information during high-pressure situations.